We stand on the shoulders of 5,000 years of perfumery—honoring tradition while creating the future.
Perfume has been an integral part of human culture for millennia. From ancient temples to modern boutiques, the art of fragrance has evolved while maintaining its mystical allure.
The ancient Egyptians were master perfumers. They used fragrance for:
Cleopatra famously used perfume to seduce Mark Antony, arriving on a boat with perfumed sails.
The world’s first recorded perfumer was a woman named Tapputi, a Mesopotamian chemist from around 1200 BCE. Her techniques included distillation and extraction—methods still used today.
The Greeks and Romans elevated perfume to an art form:
